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Attuning Entanglement
Attuned entanglements: provides the ontological basis for diverse moral experiences. Attunement, which is not an unconscious shift in behavior but something ‘having fallen upon’ makes possible a wide variety of modalities for being- in –the –world. Attunement allows people to be in different assemblages. People are as they are as they are entangled within multifarious relationships, these
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